Author(s): Rodah Sechele-Nthapelelang
Journal: Intercâmbio
ISSN 0873-366X
Volume: 2;
Issue: 2;
Start page: 273;
Date: 2009;
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Keywords: women | writings | transgression | identity | autofiction | lability
ABSTRACT
Women’s identity has often been made difficult; which has been reflected in arts and literature. Beyond self-representation, woman’s writing aims to build an identity: die as a living person for a rebirth as a text. Seize one’s identity not as selfness, but in its instability, and make the writing place a identity place.
Journal: Intercâmbio
ISSN 0873-366X
Volume: 2;
Issue: 2;
Start page: 273;
Date: 2009;
VIEW PDF
DOWNLOAD PDF Original pageKeywords: women | writings | transgression | identity | autofiction | lability
ABSTRACT
Women’s identity has often been made difficult; which has been reflected in arts and literature. Beyond self-representation, woman’s writing aims to build an identity: die as a living person for a rebirth as a text. Seize one’s identity not as selfness, but in its instability, and make the writing place a identity place.
